Spring is here at Desert Cliffs

There is nothing more lovely than hiking in the desert during the Spring!  It's here!  While many parts of the U.S. still have snow, we sure don't.  You really should come now.

Come enjoy the spring hikes with us at Desert Cliffs!

"Indeed, it has affirmed my belief that our purpose as spiritual beings is to follow our bliss, seek our passions, and live our lives as inspirations to each other." ~ Aron Ralston

You all inspire me when you come and share our passion of hiking with us.

Cheryl

Thanks to the Wine Ladies from Toronto, we now have this fun video to share with you! Here's a fun peek into what Desert Cliffs is all about !!!
Enjoy!! And come join us soon!!!

Hell's Hole/Romance Canyon

This hike actually named Hellhole, and here's the proof. This is Melanie looking exhausted, but to be honest, I don't think I've ever seen her exhausted.:)

This Canyon is one of the largest, most narrow and secluded canyons near St. George. In some places, the canyon walls are only about 20 feet wide and 700 feet high.

This is why we added the name Romance Canyon, it was so beautiful and the colors were fantastic.

This is Dave and Anna (Cindy's daughter and soon to be son-in-law). In just a few short weeks the trees in this canyon will be full bloom and gorgeous!

This is where we decided to end the hike. We were following John up this canyon as far as we could go, and because of the extra water it was a little more difficult. Cindy decided to question if John could jump back after he had jumped to this rock.


He did it, and made it to the other side, but we decided that was something we did not want to do:) We'll wait until the water goes down, (soon). We still have not figured out why they named this hike Hellhole.